Solve : for /F command?

1.	Solve : for /F command?
Answer» If I use following command : for /F %i in ('DIR \\server\jur00\ /S /B /a:d') do setacl "%i" I receive the security of all the folders but if there is a folder with a space (LIKE \\server\jur00\my documents) the command works any more because for /f stop after a first space setacl \\server\jur00\my how can I skip a space with the for command ? any solution ? Not SURE if this will fix this or not, but you can try ADDING " " instead of ' ' to the command like for /F %i in ("dir \\server\jur00\ /S /B /a:d") do setacl "%i" In my batches when ever I know I will hit a space in a tree or file name, I always bind the command with " " and usually DONT have any problems. Dave

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